802.11ax: Four Features Your Enterprise Needs to Know About
The mass launch of the new IEEE standard for Wi-Fi networks, 802.11ax (also known as Wi-Fi 6), is on its way. While hardware that supports 802.11ax is already …
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Juniper Networks Unveils New Metro Fabric Service
Juniper Networks announced its new vision for simplifying service delivery in complex metro networks. Juniper’s new Metro Fabric is designed to provide an …
These Four Things Could be Killing Your Wireless Connection
Nothing says frustration like a slow wireless network. With so many devices reliant on solid wireless connection, a few key slip ups in network design could …
The Top Five Best Wireless Books for 2018
The number of books available on Wireless Networking is truly astounding.But to be completely honest, is anyone actually surprised? There’s a new …
Four Critical Features for Your Next Wireless Router
Wireless moves fast. I mean really fast. In order to keep up with the demands of an increasingly mobile workplace, organizations need to adapt to the latest in …
Marvell Announces New 802.11ax Wireless Portfolio
Marvell introduced the industry’s most complete 802.11ax wireless product portfolio. The Marvell 802.11ax product family is designed to …
Four Wireless Standards You’ll Want to Watch in the Next Few Years
The 802.11ac wireless standard is nearing the end of its reign in enterprise technology. In the next couple years we have a whole range of new standards in the …
Ruckus Introduces New Versatile Switch Family for Next-Generation Networks
Ruckus Wireless today announced a new family of switches to support next-generation network edge and aggregation/core requirements. The Ruckus ICX® 7650 …
Bad News in the World of Enterprise 802.11ax
802.11ac has been kicking around for about 10 years now, and while the trusty wireless standard has served enterprises well in those years, who can help but …
802.11ax: What to Expect from Wireless’ Next Big Standard
Experts have estimated that by the year 2022, the average American household will be host to as many as 50(!) connected devices. With the rise of the Internet …